#Religion
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Anthropology
In Fort Kochi On The Malabar Coast, Spices & Religions Live In Harmony
Fort Kochi, home to a Jewish synagogue, a Jain temple, a Dutch palace, a Shiva temple, a mosque, and a…
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Books & Authors
Hume’s Philosophy of Religion: New Horizons
Book ‘The Philosophy of Religion According to David Hume’, authored by Sayyed Mohammed Fath Ali Khani, has been translated by…
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Point of View
How to face religious violence?
Facing religious violence requires a careful balance between immediate protection, community support, advocacy, and long-term solutions Facing religious violence by…
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Anthropology
Shikarpur Sindh’s Sant Satram Dham
Sant Satarm Dham, adjacent to Chabutra Chowk in Shikarpur, is a newly built Hindu religious sanctuary Formerly known as Mata…
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Religion
May God reward your efforts!
Does God teach us to strive? In the Arabic language, the word “striving” means hastening to walk. The word “striving”…
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Blogs
Al-Lat, Al-Uzza, and Manat – The Pre-Islam Deities
Three feminine deities worshiped by the Arabs before Islam, during a period known as Jahiliyyah – the Age of Ignorance…
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Anthropology
The Privatization of Law, Religion and Culture
Today’s state has turned over profit-seeking activity to the private sector. It runs its operations at a loss, and finances…
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Philosophy
YOU AND YOUR LORD: LET NO THIRD PERSON STAND BETWEEN THE TWO ULTIMATE LOVERS
The leaders in the religious and the political field, who control the wealth gathered in the name of God, play…
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Analysis
Study: Science and Religion Really Are Enemies After All!
Are science and religion doomed to eternal “warfare,” or can they just get along? Philosophers, theologians, scientists and atheists debate…
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Women Rights
Navigating Gender Roles, Religion, and Patriarchy: Women’s Rights in Pakistani Society
Molana Ashraf Thanvi (1868-1943) preached regressive approach through his writings to confine women within the four walls By Sidra Shaikh…
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